Media Center Launcher has three primary functions:
- It can launch any application from within Media Center
- It will monitor when the application exits and will restore Media Center to it's previous state
- It will monitor for the BACK remote command and will close the application if pressed
The application it launches is configurable via the ini file. By default it will run PowerDVD. Edit the INI file if you want it to open another application.
I've created a simple installer for it. It will register the application to be run when a Blu-ray or HD DVD is inserted and be listed under the Program Library. I noticed that I forgot to remove the dependency on .NET Framework 3.5 for the setup application, sorry.
- Download 32-bit: http://www.chi-town.com/mikinho/setup-mcrun-x86.msi
- Download 64-bit: http://www.chi-town.com/mikinho/setup-mcrun-x64.msi
4 comments:
Doh... I just created an app that does what yours does....
well I dont hide the mouse cursor or do autoplay... so guess that is next on my list.
I support multimonitor :P
http://thegreenbutton.com/forums/thread/330158.aspx
great minds think a like I guess...
BTW: Reason I created mine was I found the PowerDVD would not maximize properly - taskbar was visible in window 7.
Mikinho.
Great little app you created here; I’m really happy with this feature; no need to exit media center to launch my blu ray movies. Feature runs great with Media Center running on Windows 7.
Thanks,
Luis
Hey, this is awesome, thanks.
Although i do seem to be having a problem launching games from it... it seems to start... but maybe as it changes the resaultion on start up thinks that its closeing... and so shuts down the game.
i think thats what its doing... i know it's not crashing so.
anyway way to fix that?
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